Reporting lots of large values in Excel is probably a good thing, but if you want them to be readable, try this easy technique.

With three ways to count specific words in a Word document, you’re bound to find at least one that you like. Susan Harkins shows you how.

If there are things you don’t like about Windows 11, here are some ways to make it more like Windows 10 without reverting back.

Windows Terminal offers some improvements over the standard command prompt window.

If one star in your Microsoft PowerPoint presentation is fun, then lots of stars might be exciting. See how easy it is to add multiple flashing stars in a PowerPoint slide.

Widgets put a lot of handy info at your fingertips, from news to traffic reports to weather. Learn how to control and customize the widgets feature in Windows 11.

Removing pages numbers from a few but not all pages in a Microsoft Word can be difficult if you don’t know about section breaks. This Word tutorial shows how to efficiently start page numbers somewhere after the first few pages. 

Microsoft has a new security processor that’s getting some buzz. Tom Merritt explains. 

Any time a Microsoft Word’s Find & Replace task goes beyond literal values, you might need wildcards. Susan Harkins will show you how to use these handy devices.

Need to know your organization's YOY results? Susan Harkins will show you how to make a PivotChart in Microsoft Excel.

Creating a presentation from scratch is a lot of work so let Word and PowerPoint work their time-saving magic.

Not all personalization settings found in the Windows 11 system control panel are as useful as they should be. Here are a few we recommend you avoid at all costs

The ability to automate tasks in Excel for the web has been a long wait—but it’s finally here, and it was worth the wait.

Microsoft Excel’s Subtotal feature is a great tool, but you can make the results even better by customizing the format.

Microsoft Excel’s XLOOKUP() is powerful, but combined with wildcards, it’s also flexible.